- Explore London’s largest UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Walk among the treetops on the 18-metre-high Tree Top Walkway
- Visit Kew Palace — Britain’s smallest royal residence
- Wander through exotic glasshouses and themed gardens
- Discover rare plants and trees from around the world

Escape to the breathtaking beauty of Kew Gardens — a 300-acre paradise of botanical splendour and royal heritage in southwest London.

Home to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew boasts over 50,000 living plants, a spectacular Arboretum with ancient trees, and world-class horticultural displays. Stroll through the enchanting Rock Garden, featuring plants from six mountain regions, or explore the Princess of Wales Conservatory with its ten climate zones showcasing everything from spiky desert cacti to exotic orchids.

Elevate your visit with a walk on the Tree Top Walkway, 18 metres above ground, offering sweeping views of the canopy below. Discover the fascinating Bamboo Garden and authentic Japanese Minka House, or find tranquillity in the Queen’s Garden with its fragrant herbs and medicinal plants.

Step into history at Kew Palace, Britain’s smallest royal palace, once home to King George III. Highlights include rare botanical collections, immersive exhibits, and seasonal events that bring nature to life.

Whether you're a garden lover, history buff, or family adventurer, Kew Gardens is a vibrant, ever-changing experience that inspires in every season.

How do I get my tickets?
Shortly after your booking is complete, your e-ticket will be sent directly to your email.

How to get to Kew Gardens?
From central London, you can get to Kew Gardens in about 30 minutes. You'll be able to take the underground (the District line) or you can take trains from Waterloo via Vauxhall and Clapham Junction. You'll be able to get off at the Kew Gardens stop (zone 4), just one stop before Richmond

Adult (30+)
Senior (65+)
Youth (16-29) 
Child (4-15)
Infant (0-1): Free of charge

Please check the booking calendar for date and time.

- A Guided tour